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Student group of Da Nang Polytechnic University created a hydraulic garbage collector, which can collect waste on both ground and underwater.
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Student group of Da Nang Polytechnic University created a hydraulic garbage collector, which can collect waste on both ground and underwater.
Wucaitan - Rainbow beach is a geopark created by the erosion of currents and winds.
A resident of Virginia, USA, saw a tsunami-like cloud rushing over the top of the mountain like a picture in Van Gogh's masterpiece.
Permanent permafrost in distant places in Canada's Arctic region is thawing 70 years earlier than expected.
CO2 and water extracted from the surrounding air will be pumped into the solar reactor, while using heat from the Sun to separate molecules into hydrogen and carbon mono…
Scientists at the University of New South Wales of Australia are testing construction
The photo of a swarm of domestic sled dogs in Greenland startled the world community and was shared on the internet over the weekend. Is it still timely to combat climat…
Consecutive two powerful earthquakes of 5.2 and 6 degrees were recorded in Sichuan province, southwest China, causing at least 12 people to die and 134 injured.
While the Caribbean tourism industry is sinking into seaweed, a small company has developed a great solution: producing shoes and clothes based on sargasso and plastic b…
By eloquent claims, Li-Cycle will change the energy storage industry with unprecedented efficient battery recycling technology.
Many Indian cities reached record high temperatures from 48 to 50.3 degrees Celsius due to the effects of global warming and the late rainy season.
A month after super typhoon Fani hit the northeastern coast of India, a new storm was about to land, but this time on the west coast.
The shoring machine invented by Mr. Duong Quoc Thai can handle the work of 33 workers, every day the machine can be banked, reinforced 10,000 meters of rice fields.
Scientists from Europe have proposed a macroscopic breakthrough solution: Building giant artificial islands can turn CO2 into renewable energy!
According to the AFP news agency, Indian media have reported cases of strange behavior by animals due to the hot weather and prolonged drought in the country.